Why My Daughter Died and I Lived

Despite our many similarities, my daughter and I have one major difference: she is dead and I’m not.

When International Psychiatric Aid Gets it Wrong: Street Children in Cairo

Researchers Ask, ‘Why Do Antidepressants Stop Working?’

Growing Evidence for the Link Between ADHD Diagnosis and Birth Month

Belongingness Can Protect Against Impact of Trauma, Study Suggests

Anatomy of an Opioid Epidemic

There is a quick, simple solution to our opioid overdose epidemic, and it was already used to end a U.S. heroin epidemic 100 years ago. It will become obvious once two major misconceptions are corrected:

Treated Infections in Childhood Linked with Later Mental Health Service Use

Increased Suicidality in Cymbalta Trial for Fibromyalgia in Teens

Early Intervention Can Change the Trajectory of Foster Care Children

Large Rigorous Study Debunks Popular Gene-Environment Theory of Depression